This one listens for silence—not as absence, but as the ground from which meaning arises:
TOPO:
We fill the space with words,
as if silence were something to avoid.
RHEO:
But silence is not empty.
It’s pregnant with possibility.
TOPO:
So meaning doesn’t only come from what is said—
but also from what is not said?
RHEO:
Yes.
Every utterance leans against a silence
that gives it shape.
TOPO:
Then silence is not absence—
it’s presence in another register.
RHEO:
Exactly.
The unsaid is not nothing.
It is a partner in the dance.
RHEO & TOPO:
Meaning is born between word and hush.
We speak not to escape silence,
but to enter into rhythm with it.
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